Contributor Recognition : Carlos McElfish

Dreamcast

Seaman is yet another testament to Sega's willingness to stick their neck out on the line in the name of creativity.

02/05/02

7/10

Game Boy Advance

GS is a frothy drool inducing romp.

02/05/02

9/10

GameCube

Pac-Man World 2	Pac-Man chomps on power-pellets, chocolate ice-cream goes in the freezer	04/01/02	8/10
Super Monkey Ball	If you own a Gamecube you are legally (and morally) obligated to pick this game up.	02/05/02	8/10

PlayStation

Fear Effect 2: Retro Helix

This is one of the best last games of the PS1 and at a bargain basement price of 20 bucks.

02/16/02

8/10

PlayStation 2

Fatal Frame	7th Guest meets Resident Evil meets Silent Hill meets Onimusha	03/18/02	8/10
Final Fantasy X	Despite the reinvention of so many facets of the game some things, it seems, never change.	02/05/02	9/10
Gitaroo Man	Gitaroo-Man: The story of a boy, his transformable-mecha-pet-dog and the impending doom of the universe.	03/08/02	9/10
James Bond 007: Agent Under Fire	This game will be worth every cent you pay for it, for an overnight rental of course.	02/05/02	7/10
Maximo: Ghosts to Glory	Ghosts to Glory: Arthur to Maximo	03/14/02	9/10

Xbox

Batman: Vengeance	We must keep an open mind my fellow bat-friends, what with the introduction of such radically improved videogame hardware and all	02/25/02	6/10
Halo: Combat Evolved	Between the high intensity gun fights, adrenaline inducing vehicle escapes and enthralling storyline is a work of art worthy of the highest praise.	02/05/02	9/10
Jet Set Radio Future	DJ PROFESSOR K IS BACK YA'LL	04/13/02	8/10
Max Payne	Max Payne is quite simply one of the best shooters out there for the Xbox.	02/10/02	8/10
Wreckless	As it stands, Wreckless is a technological masterpiece of a game that fails to realize its full potential.	02/18/02	7/10